About Abracadabra Life

Abracadabra Life empowers people with significant physical disabilities to unlock their creativity through adaptive technology, the iPad, AI, and accessible creative workflows. Founded by Clayton Woodley, an artist navigating life after a spinal cord injury resulting in C2-level quadriplegia, our mission is to help people with quadriplegia, muscular dystrophy, stroke-related disabilities, and other mobility challenges turn their ideas into music, stories, videos, and other creative works.

We believe creativity can provide more than expression—it can provide purpose, independence, fulfillment, and a higher quality of life. By teaching accessible tools and technologies for music production, storytelling, voice creation, video production, and advanced editing, we help people move from imagining what they could create to actually bringing their visions to life.

Complementary courses coming in 2027.